Wednesday

57 potential action items in the chute; 9 chosen for potential completion today. (Afternoon consumed by a funeral in Bloomington.)
Morning Prayer in the cathedral.
Prepared for the celebration of the 12:15pm cathedral Mass.
Responded to some newly-arrived, and semi-urgent, emails.
Put some meat on the bones of a sermon outline for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, June 1 at St John’s, Albion.
Attended to part of the mountain of details that lie before me in advance of next week’s meeting of the Nashotah House board of trustees.
Showed up to celebrate Mass, but there was no congregation. This happens sometimes. I sat in the church and enjoyed a few minutes of quiet prayer and reflection.
Made travel arrangements to attend the Province V House of Bishops in a couple of weeks.
With the Archdeacon riding shotgun, drove up to Bloomington via the drive-through lane at Freddy’s Steakburgers & Frozen Custard to preside at the funeral of Father Richard Bennett, a long-time and revered priest of the diocese. It was a holy and rich time of remembrance and commendation at St Matthew’s. For the record, this is the fifth funeral of a priest on my watch, and the third in as many months. This is not a sustainable pace. Home right at 6:30.
Down to 52 tasks left for the week.